Build and maintain a GitNexus code index, a searchable map of code relationships. Use CLI commands to refresh or remove indexes, check their status, list indexed projects, and generate repository documentation with an LLM.
- Create a code index for a new project
- Refresh the index after code changes
- Check, remove, or list existing indexes
abhigyanpatwari/GitNexus☆ 48KUpdated Oct 22, 2026
Investigate errors and unexpected behavior by finding related code, following function calls, and checking source files. GitNexus helps trace execution paths, while the diagnosis identifies the repository and reports how current its code index is.
- Finding where an error originates
- Investigating an endpoint that returns 500
- Tracing calls between two functions
abhigyanpatwari/GitNexus☆ 48KUpdated Oct 22, 2026
Explore unfamiliar code with GitNexus to understand project structure and execution flows. Find related functions, inspect their callers and callees, and read implementation files to explain how a feature works, with repository and index freshness information.
- Understand the structure of an unfamiliar project
- Trace authentication or payment flows
- Find a function's callers and callees
abhigyanpatwari/GitNexus☆ 48KUpdated Oct 22, 2026
Find the right GitNexus tools and workflows for exploring code relationships. This reference explains available commands, graph queries, and resources, including how to check which branch an answer describes and whether its index is current.
- Find a GitNexus tool for a specific task
- Learn how to query code relationships
- Check index freshness and branch information
abhigyanpatwari/GitNexus☆ 48KUpdated Oct 22, 2026
Assess the impact of code changes with GitNexus by tracing callers, dependencies, and affected execution flows. Check existing changes and report their scope, risk, and uncertainty before editing or committing.
- Checking the impact of changing a function
- Finding code that depends on a target
- Reviewing affected flows before committing
abhigyanpatwari/GitNexus☆ 48KUpdated Oct 22, 2026
Coordinate a development task from planning through implementation and review. Choose whether to proceed after seeing the plan, then receive a report covering commits, verification results, review findings, and any work left unfinished.
- Plan, implement, and review a feature
- Review a plan before authorizing implementation
- Start implementation from an existing plan
abhigyanpatwari/GitNexus☆ 48KUpdated Oct 22, 2026